Coach and analyst Evan Gaudreau is back with an interesting post about box drills. Give them a try and let me know what you think. Ps. Check out Evan’s other content here. Ds. And support Tennisnerd and get more insightful articles and videos via my Patreon. Box Drills – by Evan Gaudreau Box Drills are important early on. They’re necessary for learning to hit to different areas. But here’s the …
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TN guest contributor, coach and analyst, Evan Gaudreau is back with another one. It’s called The Secret of Being Great. Check out Evan’s other pieces here. If you want to support Tennisnerd, please join my Patreon. The Secret of Being Great – by Evan Gaudreau There are certain qualities you need to be successful. Not just on the court but off the court too. Without them, you won’t make it. …
Our guest contributor, analayst and coach, Evan Gaudreau is back with a new piece. This one is about junior tennis. Or SCHTZO Tennis… Check out my podcast with Evan here. And his other match analysis and posts here. This happens in junior tennis. A lot. And it’s by the parents’ design. It happens when a student leaves one coach after the coach has been exhausted of their knowledge, or the …
Evan Gaudreau is back with another piece. This time it’s not match analysis but his thoughts on the hitting warm-up. You can check out the podcast I did with Evan here. The hitting warm-up, by Evan Gaudreau Generally, in the hitting warm-up, I like a bigger take-back. My right hand is generally around head level. This is just personal preference. It makes the swing a bit longer, and I have …
Tennisnerd contributor and tennis coach Evan Gaudreau came on Zoom and we talked for two hours about various topics like Brooksby, combos, coaching and more. Coach Evan has written loads of posts and analysis for Tennisnerd and is a keen perceiver of pro tennis. He has worked as a coach for many years up to the college level and played D1 college tennis himself. He is fascinated by Jenson Brooksby’s …
Our guest writer and analyst, Evan Gaudreau, is back with an analysis of the Brooksby vs Basilashvili match – another win for Brooksby. Another win for Brooksby Remember I said, “Brooksby is no fool.” No? Maybe I didn’t say it. But someone did. During the first two rounds, Brooksby has changed his patterns. In previous tournament matches, he has been using a lot of “load” combos to the backhand corner. Now, he …
Guest writer and analyst, Evan Gaudreau is back with a piece about Jenson Brooksby called “A boy named Jenson”. Check out his other analysis and articles here. Let’s get going with “A boy named Jenson”. Ps. If you want to know what racquet Jenson Brooksby uses, click here. Ds Intro from a weirdo The Man dressed in Gold, from head to toe, walked into the room, arms swinging in a chopping …
Fabio Fognini – The Artist is another analysis piece by our guest contributor Evan Gaudreau. Not too serious, a bit like Fabio himself. Word over to Evan. If you want to know what racquet Fabio Fognini or Pablo Andujar uses, just click their names. If you want to use the racquet Fabio Fognini endorses, check out the latest Babolat Pure Drive at Tennis Warehouse. Fognini – the artist Where Djokovic …
Evan Gaudreau is back with the third part of his Australian Open Boys Final 2022 analysis. Punch the volley? Let’s punch the volley over to Evan. You can check out more of his posts under the tag analysis. For the Australian Open Boys Final 2022 Analysis pieces, you can check out Part 1 and Part 2. Hello? Now to the bottom of the sandwich. Transition game and volleys. If I had the …
Our resident analyst and creative writer, Evan Gaudreau, is back with a match analysis. This time Ivashka vs Kwon. Enjoy! Check out Evan’s other pieces here. Ivashka vs Kwon – 3-6 2-6. Gaudreau has his view on how it happened and finds one particular flaw in Ivashka’s game. Over to Evan. 99 bottles of beer on the wall This piece is sponsored by Greater Good, Pulp Daddy, the Nectar of …